Introduction To Superconductivity (2nd Edition) by Michael Tinkham

By Michael Tinkham

Applicable for intermediate or complex classes in superconductivity, this article bargains an entire insurance of superconductivity and serves as a big textual content and a competent reference within the physics neighborhood. this article is famous for its accessibility to graduate scholars and experimental physicists due to emphasised actual arguments and minimized theoretical formalism.

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McGEE IV. SUMMARY Some of the theoretical aspects of grain boundaries in ceramic materials have been reviewed. The presence of grain boundaries may control such properties as ductility, internal friction, strength, creep, magnetic behavior, polarization, conductivity, transparency, and thermal emission. V. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The support of the U. S. Army Research Office (Durham) is gratefully acknowledged. REfERENCES 1. S. Amelinckx and W. " in Solid State Physics, Advances in Research and Applications, Vol.

R. W. VEST. AND H. C. GRAHAM gists. The role of these defects in ceramic materials is now receiving increasing attention, but these studies have been hampered by inherent complexities that generally do not arise in the study of metals. In addition to the obvious presence of a greater variety of defects, both cation and anion vacancies, interstitials, and impurities, one has to consider carefully deviations from stoichiometry induced by oxidation or reduction of the material and the ionization steps producing the various charged defect species and finite concentrations of electrons and holes.

W. VEST. AND H. C. 3 -8 at J' ~ ~ ~ ~ -10 If A b- \', \', D< ' . . . -12 lbl Sample ZCS-6 2 -4 100 200 \ \ \ ,, I I : O'e»O'j 00'(0) 00'(00) ,, \, . 4 T Fig. 5. 8Sas a function of temperature. Fe203, cold pressing, and firing at 1750°C in air for 6 hr. Results of a spectrographic analysis of ZCS-6 are given in Table II. Since aluminum is not a transition metal, its effect on the electrical properties should be small relative to that of the chromium, vanadium, and iron. Figure 5a is a plot of both the zero and infinite time conductivities of sample ZCS-2 as a function of temperature at an oxygen partial pressure of 10- 9 atm.

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